EARN MORE 30 – 50% MORE AS AN INDUSTRIAL MAINTENANCE TECHNICIAN
Demand is Growing and Widespread
The reshoring of manufacturing to the USA, the growth of automation, and a surge of retirements among baby boomers are driving an unprecedented demand for maintenance technicians. The immediate need will continue to expand as construction is completed on new manufacturing facilities across the region.
​
There’s a Fast Track to Get Qualified
Most of these construction projects won't be finished for at least another year. That means you have time to earn your maintenance credentials at Brightpoint Community College as the facilities are being built. The certifications you earn will apply to maintenance work almost everywhere.
The Time to Start is Now
Enrollment for the next round of classes is underway. You have time to catch this wave of opportunity if you enroll now. Click “Get Qualified” to set yourself up to earn 30 – 50% more than you would as an operator, and become one of the Go-To problem solvers on your manufacturing team.
* From the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics
Tuition Assistance
Students may be eligible to participate in these programs at little to no cost through a combination of G3 and federal tuition assistance programs.
Day and Evening Classes
Classes are offered during the day or in the evenings, so you can pick the times that are most convenient for you.
A Certificate in Just Seven Courses
You can earn your Career Studies Certificate (CSC) in Industrial Maintenance or Industrial Electricity by successfully completing just seven classes. View the programs here.
Apply Credits to an Associates Degree
Credits you earn can be applied to a two-year associates degree, which can be completed as you are working and will qualify you for an even higher paying position.
People who complete one of Brightpoint's maintenance CSCs will be offered an interview opportunity with one of these area employers:
The factitious placeholder logos will be replaced with coalition member logos.
Click Get Qualified to connect with a Brightpoint advisor!
Incomes shown are based on median wages in the Richmond metropolitan area. Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics and U.S. Department of Labor's O*NET Online